There is no good reason for there to be black threadlike contaminants in multiple samples. If it is not deliberate, it is evidence of bad quality control, and with bad QC how can you trust the probe was not contaminated?
In separate tests and videos, there is evidence of the black threads moving on their own. Now, that might be attributed to electrostatic attraction to a nearby test probe (movement was seen when a test probe was held nearby, except that the black thread curled instead of just straightening towards the probe. Even if this something like a polyester fiber, the question remains why such a contaminant was present in more than one sample.
The amateur exams on unsterile desktops need to be upgraded to pro exams in air filtered cases and with putting the black threads under an electron microscope.
I am highly suspicious of Giga mfg sinus test probes coming from China, and my theory is they are deliberately contaminated in order to infect healthy people. Do NOT allow a Giga test swab to be used on you.
It’s likely a thread or fiber of some kind. If you watch how a worm moves it doesn’t just flail around, it starts with its head and it’s body follows. These move more like a bacteria, but those are a couple hundred times smaller than the fiber.
I’m not sure what the fiber is reacting to, could be heat from the illumination light unevenly heating the surface, which causes it to curl and uncurl, or just air movement in the room.
It’s definitely unusual though, and shoddy quality control.
Not enough information to make a logical determination, if you ask me. Especially since it was discovered many years ago there are organisms that eat plastic.
Well, then it is probably an orchestrated native add campaign. Probably by some PR firm subcontracted to one of the vaccine companies or a government.
I could think of several reasons to do so. A) To make anti vaxers/maskers look like idiots when it is publicly debunked, and so idiots that trust the media and see this want to get the vaccine so they aren't wearing worm masks.
My rule of thumb is if something looks dumb, and could be used to delegitimize those that oppose the mainstream, it is a native ad campaign. Either thought up by internet grifters, corporations, or a government.
It's a feature.
Most masks are produced in china. You'll never get rid of the virus if you keep wearing them. MHUAHAHAHAHA!!!
It’s likely a thread or fiber of some kind. If you watch how a worm moves it doesn’t just flail around, it starts with its head and it’s body follows. These move more like a bacteria, but those are a couple hundred times smaller than the fiber.
I’m not sure what the fiber is reacting to, could be heat from the illumination light unevenly heating the surface, which causes it to curl and uncurl, or just air movement in the room.
It’s definitely unusual though, and shoddy quality control.
Most logical explanation is that the video is a fake.
Not enough information to make a logical determination, if you ask me. Especially since it was discovered many years ago there are organisms that eat plastic.
Yeah, I mean there could be an infestation of wax worms at the manufacturing plant or something. But they are white and look like grubs.
There are multiple videos
Well, then it is probably an orchestrated native add campaign. Probably by some PR firm subcontracted to one of the vaccine companies or a government.
I could think of several reasons to do so. A) To make anti vaxers/maskers look like idiots when it is publicly debunked, and so idiots that trust the media and see this want to get the vaccine so they aren't wearing worm masks.
My rule of thumb is if something looks dumb, and could be used to delegitimize those that oppose the mainstream, it is a native ad campaign. Either thought up by internet grifters, corporations, or a government.